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2015 (P) Silver Eagle Crossover Question

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Fairly new coin novice here.

I recently acquired a 2015-P Silver Eagle ICG MS69 (pictured if I uploaded properly). My main interest in this coin is maximizing its value in resale.

I notice this coin sells for 3-5x what I paid for it if graded by PCGS. However, every PCGS example I see listed for sale or sold has the special green label that has since been retired. I assume that if I submitted this coin for crossover, I would get the standard blue PCGS label. How would that effect its value, is it even worth attempting a crossover given the label issue?

All opinions are welcomed. Thanks in advance.
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to CCF. Here are sold values from ebay. Looks like ICG sells for a lot less,not a big surprise. Problem sending it to PCGS is that it will probably get a lower grade.https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...H_Complete=1
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with John1. PCGS has a much tougher grading standard and you are definitely not guaranteed a 69 by sending it to them for re-grade.
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